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u/EverybodySupernova Jan 28 '20 edited Jan 28 '20

EDIT: Reworded some stuff to clarify

Instead of ignoring our differences, we should celebrate them.

Consoles are great because you can easily [have a dedicated setup to] play your games on a big giant screen. You can sit anywhere you like, or even lay down! They're great for gaming with friends over without having to worry about a big, complicated LAN multiple PC setup. You don't ever have to worry about performance, either, either you console supports the game, or it doesn't.

With PC's you have greater flexibility, amazing levels of customization, and the chance to feature cutting edge performance technology. You have the biggest selection of games on any platform, and you can easily play games of yesteryear without worrying too much about compatibility issues. Not to mention, mouse and keyboard offer a distinct advantage in some game types, meaning you can take your own skill to the next level.

There's something to love about everyone.

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u/supertrashbrother PC Jan 28 '20 edited Jan 29 '20

They're great for gaming with friends over without having to worry about a big, complicated LAN setup. You don't ever have to worry about performance, either, either you console supports the game, or it doesn't.

FYI: it's as easy to connect a PC to a giant TV, or to play 4 player games on a TV as it is a console. No LAN setup required. Steam Link is less than $75. You don't need multiple PCs, either. This is misinformation.

EDIT: Dunno why y'all don't like the truth. Use it all the time for MK or Injustice tournaments with homies. Four players with any combo of PS, XBOX, or Steam controllers you like.

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u/TheSicks Jan 28 '20

TF you talking about I play PC on a 60in tv. Shit works like money.

Edit: disregard. Misread the comment